The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

O'CLOCK pm. to-day.
Memphis received los bales OF
new cotton yesterday.
III Green Wilcoxson will call at
the station house he can secure his
bank book.
-St. Mary's school will be dedicated
today at 3 o'clock pm. Bishop Rode.
macher will off ciah.
Debate on the prohibition ques.
ton will be continued tomorrow
evening by the Irish Literary Asso'
citation.
The fine OF $25 and binding over
sentence passed upon Pat League for
participation In q recent Causey street
row has been suspended.
Energetic deputy sherifs raided a
South Memphis crap den last night
and "roped" about forty artists, also
taking charge Of the gaming traps.
Tho Christian Brothers' College
will open Monday, September 9th. 1t
10 very important for stndents to enter
at once for promotions and perfect
grading In studiee.
The FRS. annual picnic Of the
Painters and Decorators OF America
will take place Monday, Septem Der
9th, at E,tivsl Park. Good music and
dancing. Admission, 30 cents.
Tale Of Three Cities" by James
"The Duchess Emilia" by Wendell I;
"a Modern Circe," by the Duchess
"As In Q Looking Glass," by Philips:
oil In cheap form at Msnsiord's.
Mag Parker, white, sn inmate OF
the atrocious dive, No. o Washington
street, was arrested last night by Ser
gesnt Koran, on complaint OF John
Rey nolds, who accuses her Of stealing
$40 iiom him.
Ovid Wynne, an enteypy!sing
farmer living near LUCY Station,
shipped four bales OF cotton on Friday
10 I. w. Sheriff. x Go. This Ia prob.
ably the largest shipment 10 date from
any one farmer.
There will be solemn anniversary
requiem AT $3.50 O'Clock am. on Mon.
day at 81 Brget's for the reposs OF the
souls Of the Rev. Fathers Msrtip Walsh
aud Michael Meagher. Bishop Ride-
macher will Off ciale.
Only two transfers were recorded
yesterday, as follows: A. ]. Block
and vile 10 p. l.. Gray, lot In Collier.
vile, on east side public square; $275
Minor Meri wether and wife TO Hattie
o. Lamb, lot on Mehwe,her avenue ;
$500.
John Wass, colored, yesterday re.
covered judgment against John
Whitsi for s3s, for work done on the
kniehte OF Pythias lot In Elmwood.
The order had settled with White In
foil, bu, the latter broke faith with bis
assistant.
1t has been sugeested that Chitf
Cleary, Of the fire department be 70.
tired from service on full pay. He 10
now conflned 10 hi, bed with G leg In
danger Of empulaii 10 save his lie,
the member being injured several
weeks ego while proceeding to q FIRE.
-Willism West and Mile Smith,
Gustave Ressel and Lena wilhelm,
Wash Williams and Anna white, Jas.
w. Terry and Jennie Cook, Gal. smith
and Kittie Walls. George Blmpso and
Ella Hodges, are names Of the parties
who yesterday obtained license Il
marry.
w. Il. Edwards d Bro, the livery.
men, have introduced q handsome
and novel vehicle for public use. IL
Is revised edition Of the famous
coupe, known rs the coupeleits.
Several specimens Of the innovation
have been noticed and admired by the
public.
Frank Trice and X. w. Patrick,
both colored, became involved In q
quarrel last night on Exchange street,
curing which Patrick drew n knife and
cut Trice several times about the head.
The wounds. which were dressed by
DR.. Williamson, are very painful but
not dangerous.
Willie Williamson, alifs Cole
Woods. q fourteen year.old colorsd
boy, has been arrested for house
breaking. He was q partner OF the
boy who received q heavy charge OF
bird SHOT f:om n sun In the hands OF q
Foit Pickering grocery man several
wcekenso, while robbing his houee.
"A family named Abbott. with
nothing OF any consequence In the
shape VI worldly ehects. are being
cared Tor at the station house. They
are from Eistern Kentucky and are
enid avoiing 10 reach Alligator bay ou,
Ark. Two OF this children were 70
ported Loot In the city, but turned up
all right At 10 O'Clock last nisht.
Tho League Of American wheel.
men, Tennessee Division, will hold
their meeting In this city, beginniug
the 18th day Of September. TIE frat
day will be devoted 10 racing, the syo.
ond TO a general meeting, winding up
with grand entertalnment. Racea
will be held al CitiIens Park. There
will be between seventy. aye and 100
visiting wheslmen.
-Pauolman Wolf. against whom a
warrant for perjury was sworn ont by
white man named W. J. Douglass,
was tried before Justice Egnew yester.
day, and honorably disch ,rsed. IL 10
learned from the chief Of police Of
Rrownsville that Douglass lad from
an Indictment MP there, but that OF.
fetal adds: I'VE don't waut him. We